Young talents enchant at the first Christmas musical in Mannswörth!

Young talents enchant at the first Christmas musical in Mannswörth!

Mannswörth, Österreich - With great enthusiasm, the Mannswörth elementary school presents its first Christmas musical, which was a complete success under the title "We Are Mannsworld". The young actresses delighted the audience and received standing ovations for their impressive performance. This special form of the applause, in which the audience is up, is not only a sign of great recognition, but also an honor that often gives the exceptional performances. In the previous year, the school had inspired its first musical production and has now again proven that it can score with talent and enthusiasm. The Austrian musical actor Christoph Apfelbeck supported the pupils and contributed his know-how to the successful performance, as well as Noen reported .

Special honors by standing ovation

standing ovation have a long story that goes back to antiquity when Roman commanders were celebrated for their earned achievements. Nowadays, a standing ovation is considered a sign of the highest appreciation for extraordinary performances, such as theater performances or sporting events. In many cultures, including the Austrian, they are an integral part of remarkable events. Interestingly, the use of this honor has changed over the years; While they were once intended exclusively for extraordinary achievements, standing ovations are often used routinely at political events and other occasions today. This development has led to the fact that the originally special meaning of the standing applause has decreased in some contexts, as wikipedia describes .

The Christmas musical of the students in Mannswörth is considered a further contribution to the preservation of this tradition, since every time the audience gets up to appreciate the performance, a piece of cultural heritage is passed on and the young talents are encouraged to further develop their skills and shine on the stages of the future.